Jogging Stories

Sequel to Gossip, Lies, and Secrets. April was found not guilty of killing Shelly due to lack of evidence. Lisa got sent to the hospital and got surgery. Everything is fine. Lisa moved in with April and is moving with her family. The two start going to a new school, and think everything is alright, but like April is told. They harassment won't go away, and they made sure of it. The texting group is back. But this time there after April, Lisa, and there two new friends. Will the figure out who the texters are? Did April really kill Shelly? Will there be murders? Read and Find out. Quote of the Book : Curiosity is lying in wait for every secret.

Hi there, it's nice to meet you:) You may not know me, but I've seen you around the park. Hope I'm not being too creepy or anything, I just wanted to make friends. Can we meet up one day so we can chat? If you feel unsafe meeting a stranger, we can meet at the front of the police station and proceed to the bench in the park directly infront. I also hope I don't come off as desperate to you, you seem like a wonderful person and you're beautiful too... ************************************************** When I tried getting back at my parents for sheltering me like an animal, I ate junk food like a gluten as I knew it would agitate the health freaks that call themselves my parents. The problem is that I didn't expect my next checkup to be attached to an alarm of my health. I just wanted to agitate my parents, not die because of my ignorance. Upon leaving the doctors office, I decided to do something to improve my health. Cardio was the first step along with eating right and on time. What I hadn't prepared for was a beautiful woman that would haunt me everywhere I went-Not physically but mentally. Either way I needed to get to know her so I can get her out of my mind. It's not like I have a chance, but why not try-already expecting disappointment. I really need a good woman in my life, but if not, I can deal with the friendzone. It's not like I got abs like a model or the minty breath of a Colgate advertisement. What I do have is a funny persona and Im cuddly for the moment-at least until my cardio pays off. [#1 in jogging July 2019]

Harold is a writer, and he's over his separation from his wife. Yes. He is.

A simple jog on a Sunday afternoon leads to an unexpected realization. In what many see as a place of sorrow, the narrator discovers warmth, love, and life. Families gather, children play, and memories are kept alive. As the sun sets, it becomes clear that a cemetery is not just a resting place-it is a place where love never fades.

In hiding, he is just Ethan and I am just Alex. We are merely exposed humans in the dark.

Above the high-rise building and under the pouring sky in the middle of the night, a girl in full wakefulness found herself wandering through her disquieted psyche-pondering, reflecting, and dreaming. Not just a girl, but a lady in her early twenties, feeling adrift in the currents of existence, trying to embrace the dissonance of a new dawn. A soul in ink. The eyes that sees Manila more than what the capital seems to be. © 2024 @thedamselle. All Rights Reserved.

[UNDER EDITING] Meggie and her friends are average high school students, hanging out, studying oh-so-hard (note the sarcasm) and enjoying life... but what happens when their lives start to change for the better and the worse, starting with a few new friends and eventually, a secret that will destroy everything for one person...?

"B. A. Bellec has crafted a masterpiece of emotive and well-rounded young adult fiction." K.C. Finn - Author "A gripping story of teenage life and the many problems they face. A RED RIBBON WINNER and highly recommended." The Wishing Self Book Awards "B.A. Bellec has truly created a masterpiece that deserves worldwide recognition, awards and so much more." Rebecca Ryan - Reedsy In his debut endearing coming-of-age book, B.A. Bellec writes about a group of weirdos that find and save each other from the dark depths of their minds. Someone's Story is literally Someone's story, as in a first-person narrative of a teenager that calls himself Someone. As he struggles to find a new footing in a new space, we encounter the many ups and downs of modern teenage life, the difficulties that adjusting to adult feelings bring, and a few tear-jerking surprises along the way. Littered with music, mental health issues, friendship, loss, meditation, advice, pop culture, and even inspiring an EP, there is so much nostalgia, inspiration, and depth here it is hard to absorb it all. Cozy up somewhere warm and enjoy!